Sentence examples for humanistic order from inspiring English sources

The system characteristics, here referred to as "inherited and sustained," emphasize the importance of networks for regional human development and humanistic order construction.

A billionaire's son (Mr. Herrald) envisions a humanistic new order, but corporate forces aim to thwart his dream.

We decided to evaluate not only physical and clinical parameters but also humanistic patient-oriented outcomes in order to stress the importance and novelty of this new methodology.

In this manner the humanistic approach considers society, the individual, and values inherent to observations.

True to his humanistic philosophy, the Soviet leader ordered the GFSG to stand down, pack up, and return to the Soviet Union even though there were no barracks or apartments for the returning Soviet legions.

First, he alledged, modern artists (particularly those of the sort endorsed by cultural establishment) have abandoned the great humanistic themes of Western art in order to indulge in an all-pervasive irony.

Based on investigations and interviews in enterprises, we propose the new idea of applying "computer video analysis technology" to new industrial engineering management software, and add "loose-coefficient" of the working station to this software in order to arrange scientific and humanistic production.

There was a great divide over whether to highlight humanist themes by showing the inhumane and immoral acts of the communists in order to criticize communism, or depict humanistic communists in order to juxtapose the superiority of humanism over communism.

Top-down and bottom-up are strategies of information processing and knowledge ordering, mostly involving software, but also other humanistic and scientific theories [ 67].

The American psychologist Abraham H. Maslow, considered one of the leading architects of humanistic psychology, proposed a hierarchy of needs or drives in order of decreasing priority or potency but increasing sophistication: physiological needs, safety, belongingness and love, esteem, and self-actualization.

In the present study, in order to investigate the amount of computer anxiety of humanistic, basic science, and technical and engineering students, 384 (211 female and 173 male) people were selected through stratified ratio sampling and answered to Becker & Schmidt's (2001).